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future proof video cards?
"james" wrote in message
... Where can I find a list of video cards that not only supports vista, but will support windows 7 as well? At this point, it is impossible to know whether video card manufacturers will properly support Windows 7.. -- Mike Hall - MVP How to construct a good post.. http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm How to use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups.. http://support.microsoft.com/default...help&style=toc Mike's Window - My Blog.. http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx |
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future proof video cards?
"james" wrote:
Where can I find a list of video cards that not only supports vista, but will support windows 7 as well? You could try asking Miss Cleo for a consultaion. |
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future proof video cards?
We'll know in 2 years when Windows 7 is released.
"james" wrote in message ... Where can I find a list of video cards that not only supports vista, but will support windows 7 as well? |
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future proof video cards?
As others have posted - you are not really guaranteed to have support in
Win7 by the device manufacturer (as support is controlled by a 3rd party, and not Microsoft). So take the following as 'best information', and not written in stone. One key feature that Microsoft is working for is to ensure that devices that work in Vista should also work with Win7. So if the device supports Aero today, it should support the same in Win7. I, personally, would aim at something in the $120 to $150 (USD) range. This should buy you a quality card that will most likely support everything you want. "james" wrote in message ... Where can I find a list of video cards that not only supports vista, but will support windows 7 as well? |
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future proof video cards?
ATI/AMD already has "ATI Catalyst Windows 7 Preview Driver Package "
available, so thats one graphics card company that probably will support Windows 7. You can do a search on their web site for more info. "james" wrote in message ... Where can I find a list of video cards that not only supports vista, but will support windows 7 as well? |